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Volume 22, Number 4, December 2009

Notes on contributors
pp. 555-557(3)

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Technology, philosophy and international relations
pp. 559-561(3)
Author: Peoples, Columba

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Realism and the critique of technology
pp. 563-584(22)
Author: Scheuerman, William

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Military frameworks: technological know-how and the legitimization of warfare
pp. 585-606(22)
Authors: Kaag, John; Kaufman, Whitley

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Politicizing connectivity: beyond the biopolitics of information technology in international relations
pp. 607-623(17)
Author: Reid, Julian

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Perceptions and responses to threats: introduction
pp. 625-628(4)
Authors: Meyer, Christoph; Miskimmon, Alister

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The formation of in-formation by the US military: articulation and enactment of infomanic threat imaginaries on the immaterial battlefield of perception
pp. 629-646(18)
Authors: Brunner, Elgin; Cavelty, Myriam Dunn

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International terrorism as a force of homogenization? A constructivist approach to understanding cross-national threat perceptions and responses
pp. 647-666(20)
Author: Meyer, Christoph

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News media, threats and insecurities: an ethnographic approach
pp. 667-685(19)
Authors: Gillespie, Marie; O'Loughlin, Ben

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Book reviews
pp. 687-693(7)
Authors: McIntyre, Colin; Metcalf, Peter; Prior, Bryan; Peoples, Columba

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Peer Reviewer Acknowledgements for Volume 22
pp. 695-699(5)

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